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To: Susan G who wrote (1688)	10/15/2000 7:29:06 PM
From: Jerry Olson	Respond to of 8046

Sue AMEN..welcome to da club.. heck i dont think anyone has lost more money than me<G>... we just have to conquer those demons...Mr Fear & Mrs Greed<VBG>.. the hand holding is what helps.... but i witnessed people having a great time, and so did you..we all did...so we move onward and upward what the hell... EAGLES Crushed the Cards....YHOOOOOOOOOOOOO...made up for my losses last week<GGGGGGGGGGG>... hey i got a couple of doozies for tomr...

To: Susan G who wrote (1688)	10/15/2000 8:05:37 PM
From: nokomis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8046

I agree with that wholeheartedly, because as I've told you, I lost bigtime at the beginning and was one of those newbie "suckers" that form part of the "trader boasts" that occur at the local pub in so many towns.. My heart used to pound as I saw my stock go down and my head would be saying SELL SELL!! It took ages for me to take the emotion out of my trading and learn to sit on my hands (ok, I'd love to be able to play it both ways too, but I'm just not there yet)... The hype on chatrooms is deafening...buy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We're going down!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We're going up!!!!!!!!!!!!. Personally, I don't care where "we're going"...I just want to know how ONE STOCK is moving at a time. That's all. And that's how it's working for me, and that's why I wordsmithed every word on our header so that it would be clearly understood by all. I detest seeing newbies doing what I had to go through, so that's why I'm experimenting with <newbie safe> calls.